To introduce myself, my name is Kevin Le. I am a Junior and I am studying to earn a Computer Science major alongside a Mathematics minor. I chose this major and minor due to the fact that I have always enjoyed technology and math as a kid. Studying these subjects now as a college student allows the child inside me to pursue a degree that covers the subjects I have always enjoyed years ago.
With this degree, I hope to pursue a fulfilling career in Information Technology, Cyber Security, or even law enforcement at the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) or the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Ever since I was a kid (this could probably be accredited to the fact that I loved the Power Rangers), I always had a strong moral compass and knew that I wanted my career to help others. Computer Science, I felt, allows me develop a skill that I can later apply to the aforementioned careers in a competitive way.
I am from Oklahoma City, OK, so I am a huge sports fan. I watch everything from Major League Soccer (MLS) all the way to the National Basketball Association (NBA) and the National Football League (NFL). My favorite teams, respectively, are the New York Red Bulls, the Oklahoma City Thunder, and the Dallas Cowboys. The reason why I like to watch all these sports may simply be due to the fact that it allows countless people from varying backgrounds to rally behind teams in a competitive, but friendly, nature.
(My boy, Dak Attack, stealing the hearts of millions and Tony Romo's job:
My other hobbies include learning/talking about all things automotive (see Jalopnik, my favorite automotive blog), collecting hats, and playing video games. I have always been a believer of the fact that a love for many, varied hobbies is healthy and allows you to keep your social circle open to many different groups and your mind open as well their beliefs.
In conclusion, this was a brief introduction to myself. I hope I did not bore you. I also hope that you will enjoy my future posts this semester if you are kind enough to take the time to read them. Thank you for your time, and I wish you all the best of luck for the rest of this semester!
